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No. | Item description | Score |
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
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Scale 1: describing socioscientific issues | 1, 3 | Sociosocial relation (sustainable and nonsustainable users) | No response or describes either the role of nonsustainable or sustainable users | Describes both social groups but not the relation between the two | Describes both social groups and their relation | | |
2, 4 | Socioecological relation (nonsustainable users and resource) | No response or describes either the role of nonsustainable users or the resource | Describes the nonsustainable users and the resource but not the relation between the two | Describes the nonsustainable users and the resource and their relation | | |
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| 5, 6 | Developing solutions | No response | Develops a solution on the basis of one solitary aspect (ecological, economical, or one of the social aspects) | Develops a solution on the basis of 2–4 solitary aspects | Develops a solution on the basis of two aspects and their relation | Develops a solution on the basis of two or more relations |
Scale 2: developing and evaluating solutions to socioscientific issues | 7, 8 | Evaluating solutions | No response | Evaluates a presented solution by referring to one solitary aspect (ecological, economical, or one of the social aspects) | Evaluates a presented solution by referring to 2–4 solitary aspects | Evaluates a presented solution by referring to one or more relations between aspects | |
| 9, 10 | Suggesting improvement to solutions | No response | Makes a sensible suggestion but not on the basis of relevant aspects | Makes a suggestion on the basis of one aspect (ecological, economical, or one of the social aspects) | Makes a suggestions on the basis of 2-3 solitary aspects | Makes a suggestion on the basis of one or more relations between aspects |
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